John Williamson – Boomerang Café (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1988
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Boomerang Café is an LP by John Williamson from 1988 released on the Festival Records label.
About this album
Boomerang Café is a strong example of John Williamson’s distinctive Australian country songwriting, balancing humour, storytelling and affectionate observation. Issued in 1988, it reflects the period when Williamson had become one of the country’s most recognisable voices, drawing on bush life, travel, small-town character and national identity without losing his easy, conversational style. Songs such as “Old Man Verandah”, “Sail The Nullarbor” and “The March For Australia (A New Beginning)” show his gift for turning familiar local detail into memorable, singalong folk-country. The album sits comfortably within the crossover space between pop and country that defined much of his work.
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Artist: John WilliamsonLabel: Festival Records – RML 53260Format: LP, AlbumUnits: 1Country: AustraliaReleased: 1988Genre: CountryStyle: Country
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A1 It'S A Way Of Life
A2 Old Man Verandah
A3 Sail The Nullarbor
A4 Westown
A5 Welcome All To Broome
A6 Crocodile Roll
A7 The March For Australia ('A New Beginning')
B1 The Boomerang Café
B2 The Truckie'S Wife
B3 My Dad Snores
B4 You'Re A Miner
B5 The Only One
B6 One More For The Road